Today a baby daycare in Jerusalem was attacked by chemicals. All the children were hurt but helped by medical staff. Two 4 and 6months olds died. How can anybody that considers themselves human can do such a thing and even celebrate it.🥶🥵☠️💀

Of all the Trump memes lately this one might be my favorite:

I think that Israel made a big mistake dealing with Gaza. I discussed this with Crimson Wolf a few weeks ago. Israel did not want to kill the people of Gaza, just Hamas. That is dictated in the 6th commandment. But, in reality, Hamas and all the others are part and descendents of the people of Gaza. The Persians went into action nearly immediately after Israel gave them a big gap into the regime, they fought their way in and they will succeed in becoming free. Also, they were all together all the time, so they will rule the country together. Not one Gaza resident helped Israel in saving any of their hostages or showing them where the tunnels are, no help at all. Commandment 6 ( Do not kill) applies to humans. Gaza people have proven they are not people or humans. I think that Israel should have used 2 small nuclear bombs to clear Gaza fully and save the whole world from the non-humans they are.

It’s important to clarify my stance: I do not harbor hatred for Muslims as a whole. My animosity is directed towards radical Islamists and jihadists, and I advocate for state actions against these extremist elements. Personally, I have no intention of committing violence, as I am a civilian. I envision a future where Islamic civilization experiences a significant decline. Historically, it has overshadowed and assimilated numerous cultures. I desire to see Iran liberated from Islamism and embrace its rich Zoroastrian heritage. I hope the Bahá'í faith flourishes, gaining new followers in Turkey and various Arab nations. Additionally, I aspire for a revival of Indic cultural traditions among South Asian Muslims. In Western contexts, I wish to see Muslims adopt more modern, liberal, and secular perspectives. On the continent of Africa, particularly in Ethiopia and Nigeria, I want to see Christianity strengthened. I believe that Islam should remain predominant in Arab regions, but I advocate for a reformed, Sufi interpretation rather than the Salafist, Deobandi, or Muslim Brotherhood ideologies.

​The term 'diplomatic political activism' combines two worlds: grassroots field work (activism) and engagement with official bodies and states (diplomacy). Public Diplomacy or Citizen Diplomacy is very there are several high-quality manuals and guides available. All public representatives are supposed to be accessible; they work for the public. ​Here are the most recommended English resources for political and diplomatic activism: ​"The Advocacy Strategy Guide" (Movement Strategy Center): A very practical workbook that helps you map out who has the power, who your allies are, and how to deliver your message to political leaders effectively. ​"Public Diplomacy Handbook" (US Department of State / CPD): While written for government officials, it is often studied by activists to understand how states project influence. Understanding their "playbook" helps you engage with them more effectively. ​"Tactics in Defending Human Rights" (New Tactics): This is an excellent database and manual that categorizes hundreds of "tactics" used by activists to engage with political and diplomatic systems globally.